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1      I,  XV   |      cape was bounded by a vast plain, many hundreds of square
2      I,  XVIII|    Bathurst and the surrounding plain. It was mid-day, and but
3      I,  XXIII|     extended arc above the vast plain stretching away to the south.
4     II,  III  |    troop of wolves crossing the plain.~It was evident that specimens
5     II,  IV   |    disporting themselves on the plain.~A halt was made at Washburn
6     II,  VII  | Sergeant across the unprotected plain.~At the first step, both
7     II,  VIII |         already covers half the plain, and the waves, still comparatively
8     II,  XII  |       pointed to the vast white plain, with strange irregular
9     II,  XII  |       pointed to the vast white plain, with strange irregular